Cheap and tacky, It's the ultimate theme park MMO.

Much like every other Korean mmo, every thing you do in this game rewards you. You take 2 steps forward and a menu somewhere is flashing at you to reward you for your progress. You find a book in game? Menu flashing at you. First time killing a mob? Ding ding, menu flashing at you.

It's the post 2000's Bruce Willlis films of MMOs. Cheap, lots of action but zero depth. The only in depth system this game has is gear upgrading, that's the entirety of end game. But technically this also has zero depth as you can just pay to negate the entire system.

Combat is also super static. You can stand still and fight just about any mob. You know when you're in the local "cheap" nightclub and the floor is so sticky that you're struggling to pick your feet up? Well that's how combat feels when you're trying to kite in this game.

Thank you for listening to my ted talk

Cheap and tacky, It's the ultimate theme park MMO. Much like every other Korean mmo, every thing you do in this game rewards you. You take 2 steps forward and a menu somewhere is flashing at you to reward you for your progress. You find a book in game? Menu flashing at you. First time killing a mob? Ding ding, menu flashing at you. It's the post 2000's Bruce Willlis films of MMOs. Cheap, lots of action but zero depth. The only in depth system this game has is gear upgrading, that's the entirety of end game. But technically this also has zero depth as you can just pay to negate the entire system. Combat is also super static. You can stand still and fight just about any mob. You know when you're in the local "cheap" nightclub and the floor is so sticky that you're struggling to pick your feet up? Well that's how combat feels when you're trying to kite in this game. Thank you for listening to my ted talk